COSSAC supports the minimalistic notion of Capsule Wardrobes and provides a hand-picked collection of current threads and reimagined essentials with a sassy twist. Each quality clothing is meant to be “trans-seasonal,” decreasing waste and enhancing utility. It is sustainably designed and ethically made.

COSSAC has 44 enthusiastic stockists worldwide as of February 2020, all of whom support the brand’s objective to produce fashion with beauty and ethics. Their collections employ sustainable fabrics like organic cotton, TENCEL, and modal.

All manufacturing takes place in Europe, notably in family-run and GOTS-certified facilities in Portugal, allowing them to cut the time, cost, and environmental impact of shipping the clothing.

Birdsong London is a fashion label that is both ethical and sustainable. Still, they are first and foremost a social company, which means that even in difficult times like global crises, their number one concern is the well-being of its creators.

Wearing their assortment of unique wardrobe basics is a protest in and of itself – a protest against the fast-paced nature of the fashion business, the compulsive chase of trends, and the systemic mistreatment of women in the production line.

The Birdsong collection is responsibly produced in London for and by extraordinary women. They create ideas in-house, then collaborate with experienced women makers who face challenges to employment – from artists and printmakers to sewists and painters – to bring our creations to reality, paying them a London living wage.

Nothing like their selection can be found on the main street. Birdsong is intelligent clothing in vibrant colors, edgy styles, and creative patterns produced from natural textiles. Their block color jumpsuits, hand-printed pants, and super-soft knitwear are wardrobe essentials that will last a lifetime.

House of Baukjen is a womenswear company established in London that focuses on environmental, ethical, and sustainable fashion. The company was named Carbon Neutral Leader in the United Nations 2021 Global Climate Action Awards. 

With their Pre-loved program, they strive to extend the lifespan of your items and prevent them from ending up in landfills. Their items are entirely manufactured in Europe. As a result, the overall distance traveled by a garment significantly decreases compared to manufacturing in other nations, limiting the carbon footprint and reducing our influence on the earth.

Their natural raw materials, such as organic cotton, wool, and leather, may be traced back to the farm and region where they were grown. Synthetic raw materials, such as polyester, elastane, and polyamide, may also be traced back to the plant and location where they were manufactured.

They also utilize the Sustainable Apparel Coalition tools to calculate how much CO2 is emitted by each item as it travels through the supply chain.

People Tree is a Fair Trade fashion pioneer and a Fairtrade certified licensee. The certification guarantees People Tree’s commitment to and compliance with Fair Trade standards, including modest salaries, acceptable working conditions, transparency, environmental best practices, and gender equality.

The People Tree tale began in 1991. Since James and Safia Minney started the firm three decades ago, the fundamental objective has remained consistent.

Every product adheres to the highest ethical and environmental standards from conception to end: fashion that is trendy, inventive, and accessible while respecting people and the environment; created by contemporary, adaptable designs and whimsical, distinctive patterns.

Organic cotton, TENCEL lyocell, and ethical wool collections employ traditional artisan hand-weaving, knitting, stitching, and block printing.

Plant Faced Clothing is a UK company that represents a new and inventive fashion order, concentrating on preserving its presence as a 100 percent ethical, independently owned vegan streetwear clothing business and making sustainability trendy.

All of their clothes adhere to the basic idea of supporting safe, humane, and ethical production techniques, as well as the use of eco-conscious, organic, or plant-based materials whenever feasible. The entire collection is screen-printed in London using eco-friendly water-based inks.

Their fits and styles are all timeless and classic. They choose organic or recyclable products that are kind to your skin and the environment. Their manufacturing process is subject to the most stringent environmental certifications and labels on the market. More than 75% of their collection is manufactured with eco-friendly textiles, including organic cotton and recycled water bottles.

The firm assures that their clothing and the people who create them are handled with utmost care. They employ garments that have completed stringent ethical certifications, such as Fairtrade or WRAP.

The constant extraction of virgin materials contributes to environmental catastrophe. Been London salvages those materials destined for landfills and transforms them into timeless, iconic designs.

That’s why a reputable global body certifies Bleed materials. Bleed creates designs that are both useful and long-lasting. They develop timeless, trend-proof items that work for many seasons rather than following fads. Their articles also include a plethora of pockets!

Their design strategy is zero waste, with only square and rectangular panels, resulting in nearly no waste.

To reduce carbon impact and offer the highest level of transparency, the Bleed team manufactures everything locally in East London. They are concerned with reducing our CO2 emissions, whether by shipping items by sea or providing zero-emission London delivery.

Mother of Pearl is a luxury sustainable womenswear company that values uniqueness, authenticity, and environmental stewardship.

Their design philosophy is traditional yet never dull. Founded in 2002, they create garments with wit, heart, and compassion.

Mother of Pearl’s collections is made of natural fibers such as organic cotton, wool, and botanic fibers like TENCEL. Their cotton is purchased with the GOTS accreditation, ensuring that every worker is given a livable wage.

Fanfare Label is a circular clothing company that revolutionizes how people buy, wear, and consume apparel. Esther Knight founded the award-winning apparel line in 2018.

The firm is at the forefront of the upcycling trend, converting antique pieces into one-of-a-kind modern designs and integrating vintage and surplus apparel parts by repurposing existing fabrics using diverse textile techniques. Plastic is not used in the Fanfare Label line.

Materials include sustainable textiles certified by organizations such as OEKO-TEX and GOTS. Their zero-waste collections include apparel that uses zero-waste pattern cutting to maximize the usage of all materials. The collections are made in the United Kingdom, where fair salaries and acceptable working conditions are provided.

The localized structure of their supply chain also means that they are decreasing their carbon footprint. Fanfare Label gives a lifetime warranty on all of our clothes if it has to be repaired.

Elvis & Kresse has been recovering raw materials, repurposing them into premium lifestyle items, and donating 50% of sales to charities since 2005.

Elvis & Kresse have been recovering heroic materials since they fell in love with a decommissioned fire hose from the London Fire Brigade. After a stellar career battling fires and saving lives, the stockings were headed for landfills.

They have collaborated with the Burberry Foundation to address our most ambitious material issue to date: the massive volumes of waste generated by the manufacture of leather items.

Elvis & Kresse has received a grant from the Burberry Foundation to support this work as part of a new five-year relationship.

Bozena Jankowska is a London-based label founded in 2016 by Bozena Jankowska, the firm’s creator and creative director.

The company began focusing on small capsule collections inspired by and telling the tale of vital social and environmental challenges, driven by her love for sustainability. 

The first two collections were inspired by the honey bee and its environment, which led to Bozena collaborating with the nonprofit Buglife to generate funding for bee conservation efforts. Bozena specifically centered the label on producing finely produced blazers that can be modified to create a unique style for the user, combining a long-standing love of tailoring, a passion for slow fashion, and a belief that garments should have significance for the wearer.

Apart from stunning textiles sourced from European mills, they also seek quality, end-of-run, and vintage materials, typically available in limited quantities, resulting in each item being one-of-a-kind.

Beaumont Organic has been trying to ensure that fashion has a more sustainable future since its inception in 2008. As much as 97 percent of their production occurs in Portugal, with just four major clothing manufacturers participating. Organic cotton remains at the center of the line.

Still, they are always looking for new ways to be sustainable by adding new fibers and yarns. This autumn sees the introduction of OEKO-TEX certified winter weight linen for the first time. They have continued to use recycled cotton yarns in their knitwear.

From 2021, they have added a sustainability matrix to all product pages, providing you with greater transparency into the fabric and factories involved in the production of each garment, allowing you to feel genuinely confident in making your purchase, knowing exactly where the raw materials have come from and the people and processes involved.

Yes Friends sells low-cost basics such as an ecologically friendly T-shirt for £7.99 and a sweatshirt for £29.99. How is this even possible? The firm utilizes large-scale production and direct-to-consumer margins to provide an accessible price for a sustainable and ethical T-shirt.

Indore, India, is where organic cotton is farmed and spun. The cotton is Fairtrade, and GOTS certified. The cotton facility where the cotton is knitted, colored, cut, and sewed is GOTS, WRAP, and OEKO-TEX certified. It is also audited by the Fair Wear Foundation.

The clothing is produced in the wind and solar-powered plants, and it has been determined that one of their T-shirts saves around 6 kg of CO2 without the use of carbon offsetting. The clothing is packaged in mailing bags made from sugar cane refuse.

They’re created in the United Kingdom, carbon-neutral, and completely recyclable. The natural photosynthesis of sugar cane contributes to the bags’ carbon neutrality.

Bower Swimwear, which debuted in early 2015, is an ethical and ecological swim and resort wear label. They use high-end materials from reputable vendors in Italy, France, and Portugal.

All swimsuit fabric is made from ECONYL® yarn, a 100 percent regenerated nylon yarn manufactured from pre and post-industrial waste such as abandoned fishing nets, carpet fluff, tulle, etc. Vacation clothing is created from ethically sourced textiles, such as linen and viscose.

Produced ethically in Portugal, printed to order, and colored in small batches to guarantee little waste. Their jersey is composed entirely of organic cotton fleece. All hardware and underwires are made in France by a company with over 50 years of expertise. The tags, tissue paper, and stickers are FSC-certified, ensuring the printed tissue is derived from an ethically and sustainably managed forest and supply chain.

Because the packing materials are sulfur-free, no chemicals are left behind as they decompose. Finally, the tissue is printed using a sustainable resource, soy-based ink. For all international deliveries, they employ DPD and UPS CO2 Neutral delivery.

ELV Denim is an abbreviation for East London Vintage Denim since all goods are created and manufactured in East London.

All goods are upcycled from undesired post-consumer waste denim, aiding in environmental protection and achieving a zero-waste philosophy.

The brand collects abandoned jeans from vintage warehouses around the UK, allowing them to collaborate with suppliers to make their distinctive jeans and jackets while reducing carbon footprints.

ELV Denim is gender-neutral and intended to be shared, loved, and worn by all. Every pair of jeans is as distinct as the individual who wears them.

RAEBURN is a collaborative, creative fashion company where simple design meets ethical manufacturing, with monthly events, talks, and workshops thrown in for good measure. 

The RAEBURN mentality, in particular, has led the way in repurposing leftover textiles and clothes to produce unique and practical pieces.

Every RAEBURN item is a limited edition, cut and reassembled in England. A highly collaborative culture also influences exquisite, handmade, and award-winning items with integrity and purpose.

This unique approach is applied to menswear, womenswear, luggage, and accessories, with a remarkable blend of high concept, accessibility, and wearability.

RAEBURN, which has its RAEBURN Lab in the heart of East London, is sold at the world’s top retailers.

Mashu is a sustainable accessories firm that combines modern design with traditional artisan skills to create beautifully crafted products from vegan, sustainable, and recyclable materials.

Mashu was founded in 2017 by Greek designer Ioanna Topouzoglou out of a desire to produce vegan accessories that were both sustainable and stylish.

Mashu has been devoted to promoting significant change via sustainable innovation and ethical best practices, from materials and supply chain through manufacturing, since its inception.

All materials are chosen with the conservation of natural resources in mind, with a preference for organic, plant-based, recycled, circular, and cruelty-free solutions. Piñatex, Desserto, BioVeg, hemp, and recycled cotton are among the materials used.

Stay Wild is proud to design and manufacture their pieces in London, using a small local factory that shares their ethos, allowing them to remain heavily involved in every step of the production process, forming direct relationships with those creating the pieces, and ensuring high ethical and sustainable standards are met.

Stay Wild promotes mindful consumerism and pushes people to buy less but better. Their swimwear is stunning, high-quality, and long-lasting. So, instead of buying new swimwear every season, you may invest in one of their pieces and use it for years to come.

The tags and packaging are recyclable, while the sanitary liners are biodegradable and produced from tree pulp. The distribution center is a small independent company in the UK, and its shipping is carbon neutral.

They are collaborating with ECONYL® to develop a circular production system. Their ultimate objective is to repurpose your worn and valued Stay Wild pieces into stunning new creations.

Rozenbroek is a women-founded British sustainable apparel business that values design and longevity. All goods are manufactured in small quantities or on a custom basis.

All Rozenbroek clothing is created and handcrafted in a solar-powered facility in Yorkshire. The brand exclusively employs organic textiles obtained as close to home as possible, with the bulk originating from Europe.

There will be no wool, silk, fur, and leather. The firm strives to be as circular as possible: factory floor-off cuts that would otherwise be thrown are reused into things like our tote bags, zero waste scrunchies, and face masks.

They utilize recycled, recyclable, compostable, or biodegradable packaging for all purchases. In addition, all of their woven products are covered by a 10-year repair or recycling warranty. The repair and recycling service promotes durability and value.

The goal is to reclaim consumer power to generate the much-needed shift in the marketplace and abolish quick fashion.

Mayamiko is a responsible womenswear and lifestyle brand founded by Paola Masperi and passionately made by the women at the heart of our social company, with ethics and sustainability at its foundation.

Their collections are cross-seasonal, created for the global lady, and inspired by the local craftspeople who make the things. Beginning in Malawi, their best designs pay homage to their home by utilizing traditional African methods and locally produced textiles known as ‘chitenje.’

The brand’s mission is to provide you with an ever-expanding collection of expertly handmade products handcrafted by chosen artists from all around the world. Plant-dyed jewelry from Sri Lanka, hand-knitted fair trade Peruvian caps, and up-cycled silk from Italy are available.

Many textiles are chosen from Malawian marketplaces, decreasing the carbon footprint and benefiting the local economy. They collaborate with female traders to find the most exclusive prints – only enough to make a small number of pieces.

Many of the clothes contain a one-of-a-kind encrypted QR code that tells you the narrative of your garment and shows you the skilled artisans who created it.